Art class registration form that collects payment
Updated 2026-07-02
An art class registration form signs students up for a class or workshop and collects payment at signup, whether it's a one-off session, a multi-week course, or an ongoing studio class. Describe your classes and Jupiter Signup builds it: each class or course as a capacity-limited paid option, an optional materials fee as an add-on, Stripe checkout, and any details you need.
Why a payment form for an art class
Studio seats and materials cost money before the first class, so a paid signup is what makes a seat real. Collecting the course fee and a materials add-on on the form funds supplies up front and keeps the class to its size.
What it collects
- Student name, age, and contact
- Class, course, or workshop (capacity-limited)
- Skill level and medium of interest
- Materials fee (optional add-on)
- Any allergies for materials
How you get paid
- Single class or workshop. A fixed price per session on Stripe.
- Multi-week course. One price for a full course, or a per-class option.
- Materials add-on. An optional materials fee added to the total.
Frequently asked questions
How do I collect payment for an art class?
Connect your own Stripe account and Jupiter Signup collects the fee as people register for an art class, whether you charge a flat price, per session, a deposit, or a pack. It takes a flat 2%, with no monthly fee.
Can I limit spots or run a waitlist?
Yes. Give each option a capacity and the form shows spots left, then closes it and can add a waitlist once it fills. The limit is enforced on the server, so it can't be oversold.
What does Jupiter Signup cost?
There is no monthly plan. It takes a flat 2% of what you collect, on top of Stripe's normal processing fee. A sign-up that does not charge is free.
How long does it take to set up an art class?
About a sentence. Describe your sign-up and Jupiter Signup builds the whole page in seconds, then you edit anything by chatting. No account is needed to try it.
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